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@0xfornax 0xfornax released this 08 Oct 22:49
v1.24.4
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This is v1.24.4 of the Smart Node, including client updates, a devnet on the Plataberget network, RocketDash governance integration, networking improvements, and additional Saturn 2 support.

This is a medium-priority upgrade for Geth, Nethermind, Nimbus, and Teku users, and a low-priority upgrade for all other users.

Client Updates

  • Geth updated to v1.17.8 — security fixes
  • Nethermind updated to v2.1.0
  • Nimbus updated to v26.10.0 — medium-urgency update
  • Teku updated to v26.10.0
  • Prysm updated to v7.2.0;
  • Commit-Boost updated to v0.11.0

Smart Node changes

  • Migrated off-chain governance information from Snapshot to RocketDash, including proposal details, voting status, and dashboard metrics;
  • Improved rocketpool node status performance by batching minipool queries;
  • Improved support for changing public IP addresses: Geth and Erigon now use STUN by default, while Lodestar can update its advertised address. Explicit Geth and Erigon NAT overrides are preserved;
  • Fixed IPv4 port publishing when IPv6 is enabled, Teku’s advertised ports for IPv6-only configurations, and Reth discovery ports;
  • Fixed Teku memory-setting changes restarting the wrong container, Prysm monitoring remaining enabled when metrics are disabled, and Reth CORS flags;
  • Restricted Nethermind’s mainnet history-pruning cutoff to mainnet and adjusted FlatDB repair handling for archive nodes;
  • Reduced Smart Node update checks to once per hour;
  • Improved rocketpool node sync so progress is displayed before the deposit-contract network check;
  • Fixed observe-mode registration checks and protected fee-recipient settings from changes involving the observed wallet;
  • Added Platåberget testnet support with Geth or Nethermind and Lodestar, Nimbus, or Teku;
  • Added Saturn 2 performance challenges for minipools and megapools, including batch submission, automatic defense and finalisation, and RPL bond settlement;
  • Added rocketpool megapool exit-deficit to request permissionless exits when another megapool’s deficit permits them;
  • Improved performance verification, beacon proofs, and megapool exit handling for Saturn 2 and Gloas.

Performance challenges and deficit exits are available only on networks where Saturn 2 is deployed.

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